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Join us in the gallery from 5-8pm on January 30 for an opening reception for Gather and Grow, a solo exhibition of new works by Margaret Jacobs, a Kanien'kehá:ka (Mohawk) metalsmith.
The sculptures and powder coated jewelry in Gather and Grow reflect her connection with botanicals, medicinal plants, and the natural world. Rooted in relationships with land, plant relatives, and Kanien’kehá:ka ecological and cultural knowledge, Jacobs' work references socially significant plant forms as living kin embedded in memory, history, and care. Drawing from both historical and contemporary Kanien’kehá:ka craft objects, Jacobs recontextualizes these forms and the beliefs they represent in metal, creating a dialogue between material traditions, memory, and the future. The work represented in this exhibition contains multiple layers of meaning as it explores the intersection of contemporary craft and art objects with Indigenous narratives, and Jacob's own personal experiences.
The exhibition will be on view from January 30 trough March 13.
Pictured: Artwork by Magaret Jacobs
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